Who is Douglas Alexander? Blair’s Scotland Secretary back in his old role
Douglas Alexander has found himself back in his old position, but who exactly is the new Scotland Secretary?
Douglas Alexander has found himself back in his old position, but who exactly is the new Scotland Secretary?
Following Starmer’s reshuffle, Emma Reynolds has been appointed as the Environment Secretary, but who exactly is she?
The launch of the Fit for the Future: 10 Year Health Plan for England represents a major turning point for the NHS
The main purpose behind the legislation is to establish a new independent regulator for English Football (the IFR)
James Lyon, Director of Strategic Communications and a long-standing aide in Sir Keir Starmer’s orbit, announced his departure. Into his shoe’s steps Tim Allan
The UK needs to find some growth, you’ve probably heard. One of the Government’s key hopes is that investment in AI, and the infrastructure that
Earlier this spring, Words Matter convened a pivotal event in the House of Commons with a clear and urgent message: If this Government is serious
Peter Kyle MP, has committed to working with all sides in the copyright debate to find solutions, exactly what UKAI has been calling for.
At a recent dinner, organised by Curia and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), industry leaders discussed how to build a sustainable energy ecosystem
With a single piece of legislation, decades of hard-won protections for nature could be cast aside
Who owns the technology underpinning these tools? Can we trust it? Are we truly in control?
The Supreme Court’s judgment in For Women Scotland v The Scottish Government has triggered significant concern across trans communities and among organisations working to uphold
Iran’s foreign minister said the country is “not seeking war, but is fully prepared for
Mental health crisis: Too many people remain trapped in hospital not because they are unwell, but because the system cannot organise a safe route home.
From workforce participation to NHS capacity, women’s health is shaping the UK’s economic performance whether policymakers choose to acknowledge it or not.
Iran’s foreign minister said the country is “not seeking war, but is fully prepared for
Mental health crisis: Too many people remain trapped in hospital not because they are unwell, but because the system cannot organise a safe route home.
From workforce participation to NHS capacity, women’s health is shaping the UK’s economic performance whether policymakers choose to acknowledge it or not.
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